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1520 England, Mayflower Travel to Americas, Revolution & Exodus to Zion - Index Richard Stubbs Dedication from Record Book as Guidepost for Life & Acknowledgements………………………...……3 Linda Neilson’s Links to the American Revolution & Mayflower through the Stowell Family……………………….…...4 Augustus Oliver Artemis Stowell born 1783 Stafford, Tolland, CT, married Hulda Warren in 1808………..….……...4 Mary Holmes born 1798 to James & Milly Rawson, daughter of Josiah Rawson & Hanna Bass in MA……….……...4 Josiah Rawson born 1727 Braintree Norfolk MA to David Rawson & Mary Gulliver, Milton MA……………….……….4 Hannah Bass born 1732 Braintree MA to John Bass, whose father, John, married Abigail Adams……………………..5 Abigail Adams born 1658 Braintree MA to Captain Joseph Adams Sr & Abigail Baxter……….…………………..….…....6 Ruth Alden Bass born 1637 Plymouth, Plymouth County MA to John Alden & Priscilla Mullins……………………..….6 John Stowell, born 1520 Bath Abbey, Somerset, England married in 1548 and had son James…..………….…..….…7 Samuel Stowell born 1625 Hingham, Norfolk, England to Samuel Stowell who died 1628….…………………………….7 Samuel’s son David Stowell Marries 2nd Wife Mary Stedman in Cambridge MA 1692……………………………………….7 David’s son Nathaniel Marries Margaret Trowbridge in Newton, Middlesex MA 1731……………………………..….…..7 Oliver Stowell Marries Abigail Strickland 1778 in CT & Serves in War of Independence…..………………………………..8 Augustus Oliver Artemis Stowell Marries Hulda Warren & Mary Stephens Holmes in NY…………………….………...…8 William Rufus Rogers Stowell born 1822 to Oliver Stowell & Mary Stephens Holmes in NY……………………….…...10 Three Counties Away From Oneida in Fayette, Seneca NY The Church Organized 1830………………………………....10 William Rufus Rogers Stowell Leaves Family, Goes Alone on Foot to Find Nauvoo Dream……………………………...12 Prophet’s View of US Government Powers & Policy as US Presidential Candidate………………………………………....13 William Rufus Ordained 70 by Prophet & Called as Gospel Political Missionary 1844……………………………….…....16 William Rufus’ Dream of Prophet Puts Mind at Rest Giving Courage & Energy……………….……………………………...18 William Rufus Rogers’ Marriage to Hannah Topham in Nauvoo on Christmas Day 1845………………………………...19 Mobs Break Treaty Letting Saints Stay Until Spring Forcing Immediate IL Evacuation………………………………….....19 Birth & Death of First Child & Son of William Rufus Rogers & Hannah Stowell 1848……...……………………………....22 Apostle John Taylor Tells Elder Stowell Prepare to Go to Mountains Next Emigration…………………………………....22 1850 Arrival at Salt Lake’s Old Fort (now Pioneer Park) Before Moving to Provo 1851………………………………......23 After Hannah’s Divorce, W.R.R. Marries Cynthia Jane Park & Serves in Military 1852…………………………………....23 Cynthia and W.R.R. have son, Brigham, and Care for Six Orphans in 1854…………………………………………………......24 Building of State House in Fillmore, UT in 1854……………………………………………………….………………………………….....24 Move to Brigham Fort in Weber County in 1855………………………………….………………….……….................................25 Plural Marriage to Sophronia Kelly in 1855 and Move to Ogden……………………………..………………………………….....26 William Rufus’s Utah War Ordeal 1857-58 (BYU’s R. Devan Jensen & Kenneth L. Alford)…………………………….….26 Birth & Death of 2nd Son of William Rufus Rogers & Cynthia Jane Stowell 1858……………………………………….……53 Birth & Death of Daughter of William Rufus Rogers & Sophronia Kelly Stowell 1858………………………………….....53 Marriage of William Rufus Rogers Stowell & Fourth Wife, Harriet Eliza 1860…………….……………………………….....53 William Rufus Rogers Leaves Home as Missionary to States East of Rocky Mountains…….……………………………..55 Elder Stowell Finds Genealogy of Dead Relatives he was Concerned About in WI ……………………………………..…..55 Elder Stowell’s “Genealogy” Mission Extends to Northeast States MA, CT, NY in 1884……………………………….…..57 Elder Stowell Goes to MI & WI, Released July 1884 to Go to Keokuk IA & Nauvoo IL……...............................…..60 Elder Stowell Goes Home to Ogden August 1884 Before Seeking CA & AZ Records in 1885…………………………….62 William Rufus Does Logan Temple Work in 1885 as Travels Avoid Marshalls…………………..……………………………..63 William Rufus Returns Home to Charges, Sell Property & Leave Country in 1888……………………………..…………....66 W.R.R., Wife Cynthia, Son James, do Manti Temple Work Before Going to Mexico…………………………………….…..67 W.R.R. Establishes Juarez Business for US Trade & Travel from Ogden to Mexico in 1989………………………………67 William Rufus Rogers Stowell’s Wives and Children………………………………………………………….…………………….……...68 Sophronia Kelly born in 1826 in Patten, Lower Canada (South of Current Quebec Province)……..….……………….69 1 David Stowell born in 1861 in Ogden UT Marries Ruth Ann Birch 1884 in Endowment House…….………………….70 Daniel Burch Jr. from KY & Ann McClellan from OH Settle in Burch Creek, Ogden Valley…………………………….....72 George Stewart, Prosperous Alabama Farmer, Marries Georgia lady Ruth(y) Baker in 1807……………………..…...72 Nancy Lorena Stewart Marries James Burch in 1861…………………………………………………………………………………..….73 Ruth Ann Burch Marries David Stowell in 1884…………………………………………………………………………………………..….74 David William Stowell born in 1885 in Ogden UT……………………………………….………………………………………………..….75 Jacob Spori born in 1847 Oberwil, Switzerland Marries Magdalena Roschi in 1875……………………..………………...75 Jacob Spori Joins Church After Marriage in Late 1870s…………………………………………………………….....................….76 Jacob Immigrates to Logan UT in 1879 Starting 9 Year Separation from Magdalena…………….............................76 Jacob Spori Called as 1st Missionary to Turkey & Palestine in 1844………..………..……………………………………….......77 Jacob Baptizes 1st Member in Istanbul & Heals Lady Age 70 by God’s Power………………………………………….….….77 Jacob’s Letter of Gospel Hope Inspires Magdalena’s Baptism in Icy Stream in 1884……………………………………....78 Jacob Teaches & Baptizes Palestine’s 1st Convert in Haifa Branch in 1886………………………………..………..………....78 Jacob Masters 5 More Languages on 3 ½ Year Mission Bringing Total Mastery to 9………………………………….......78 President Woodruff Sends Jacob to Bern to Organize Zion Trip, Meet Family & Translate……………………….….….79 Jacob’s Family & Sister Travel to Zion for Libby’s Birth, Sees Statue of Liberty in 1888……………………………..…….79 ID Arrival After Jacob Goes to Savannah with Immigrants while Family Rides Train West……………………………....79 Jacob Becomes Principal of Bannock Stake Academy in ID………………..…………………….……………………………………..80 Spori Family Moves From Rexburg Tithing Granary to 3 Room House in Fall in 1888………………………...……….…..81 Bannock Stake Academy Desperately Short of Funds, On the Verge of Failure in 1891…………………………….…….82 Spori Parents Sealed to Family in Logan Temple in 1892……………………...…………………….……………………………..…..82 Spori Family Moves to 7 Room Frame House With Magdalena’s Father’s Estate Help……………………………….…...84 49 Year Old Magdalena Spori Dies in 3 Days of Typhoid-Pneumonia Flu in 1900…………………………………………....84 Freida Elizabeth (Libby) Spori meets David William (Will) Stowell who Marry in 1911………………………….…..…...85 Will & Libby’s Third Baby, Irma Louise Stowell, born in 1915……………………………..………………………………..…..…...86 1919 Financial Crash in Addition to Spanish Flu Epidemic……..…………………………..…………..……………………………...87 Will Stowell’s Remarkably Good Health Declines, He Passes Away in 1969………………………..……………………….....89 Irma’s Schooling, Teaching, Manti Marriage to Melroy Luke in 1939 Before His Death in 1948……………………...91 Irma Louise Meets & Marries Dr. Neils P. Neilson at UofU Physical Education Dept….…………………………….………92 Six Peas in a Pod - Reflections on Growing up in Millville UT by Dr. Neils Peter Neilson….……………………………...93 Ola “Ole” Neilson of Malmo & Elna Adams of Lund Sweden Immigrate to Milville UT……………………………….…...97 After Ola “Ole” Neilson & Elna Adams Marry in 1886 These Children are Born……………………………….……………...98 Neils Courts & Marries Lila Downs of Logan in 1917, Goes to Military in MD & Yale in 1918…………..………......100 Neils Back to UT & CA After Armistice Signed & Signal Corps School Courses Completed………………………….....101 Son Merlin Dies of Chicken Pox, Telegraph of Mom’s Melville Funeral Doesn’t Arrive…………………………….…...102 Neils New CA PE Supervisor, President Hoover Invites to White House Conference in 1930………………………...103 Lila Dies in 1941 Accident, N.P. Accepts UofU Job, Marries Helen Holmes for 5 Years…………………………..……...104 Neils Marries Irma in 1950, Brings Nick, Doug & Roger Into Family with Linda & Marilyn……………………………..105 Neilson Family Goes to BYU Provo & CA State Hayward Before Returning to UofU in 1969………………………....106 Death of Neils, Irma and Their Children…………………………….…………………………..……..………..……………………….…...107 2 Dedication from Richard Stubbs record book used as a guidepost for his life and his posterity to treasure and use: There is an invisible pen always writing over our heads and making an exact register of all the transactions of our life, not our public conduct only, and what we reckon the momentous parts of our life are; but the indulgence of our private pleasures, the amusements of our secret thoughts and all idle hours shall be brought into account. Acknowledgements Griffiths, Heslington & Pearce - Primarily recorded by Rosetta Pearce Johnson, Margaret Pearce’s daughter, in September 24, 1936, Alverda Heslington in 1977, and David Craig Heslington. Rogers - letters from Hazel Scott Johnson from Arizona giving information on the Rogers line in 1963 and 1964. Stowell - Most of William Rufus Rogers Stowell’s biography was written under W.R.R.’s supervision by James Little. When completed it was carefully criticized for errors by W.R.R. in Colonia Juarez, Mexico in January 1893. “I Was Not Ready to Die Yet”: William
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    ^ 245 ' ^ vu3; Publication de Février 1981 l’Église de Jésus-Christ des C X X X I Saints des Derniers Jours N um éro 2 Première Présidence: Spencer W. Kimball, N. Eldon Tanner, Marion G. Romney. Collège des Douze:Ezra Taft Benson, Mark E. Petersen, LeGrand Richards, Howard W. Hunter, Gordon B. Hinckley, Thomas S. Monson, Boyd K. Packer, Marvin J. Ashton, Bruce R. McConkie, L. Tom Perry, David B. Haight, James E. Faust. Consultants: M. Russell Ballard, Rex D. Pinegar, Charles Didier, George P. Lee, F. Enzio Busche. Magazines internationaux:Larry Hitler - rédacteur en chef, Carol Moses - rédactrice en chef adjointe, Heidi Holfeltz - pages des enfants, Roger Gylling - illustrateur. Rédaction de l’Etoile:Christiane Lebon, Service des Traductions, 7 rue Hermel, 75018 Paris. Rédacteur local:Alain Marie, 33 rue Galilée, F-75116 Paris, Tél. 16 (1) 7209495. Table des matières Au sujet de la dîme, Marion G. Romney ......... 1 J’ai une question ........................................................................................................... 5 Éliminer la dispute, A. Lavar Thornock.............................}......................................... 8 Istanbul et Rexburg. Le champ de mission de Jacob Spori, Denton U. Brewerton .... 11 Missionnaire dans les Balkans, Mischa Markow, William Haie K a h r......................... 15 Grand-père: service et grands appels, Kathleen L ubeck................................................ 21 Le moment de partir en mission, Rosemary Peck ....................................................... 22